Mass murders in Japan
 

So the Akihabara thread lead me to an interesting and morbid subject.


I didn't know anything about the Akihabara 'massacre', and while doing some research I stumbled on some more interesting Japanese mass-murders.


I've listed some of them below:

Matsumoto incident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Osaka school massacre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Akihabara massacre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



Is anyone familiar with some other strange Japanese crimes? Should I be scared to go to Akihabara? :rolleyes:

http://www.japanforum.com/forum/gene...light=Concrete

Theres one more for this list. That one is horrible.

Scared to go to Akihabara? Because of one random incident? Then you should be scared to go just about anywhere.

Thats what I was thinking..
I mean, theres been a few murders in my small town in the past year or so..dosen't make me afraid to walk around at 4am some nights though >_>

Hence my "roll eyes" face at the end.

Didn't see it >_>

I retract my statement xD

What's the point? Don't you think bad things have happened in every other country around the world?

If you think that scares you about Japan, why don't you just go and wikipedia Unit 731 while you're at all. All and all, things like this don't happen often, they were all spanned many years apart for the most part.

I'll save you the trouble
Unit 731 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I don't think wartime atrocities are all that relevant...

Well it was still a large crime committed against humanity,
there isn't all that many bad things that Japan has done anyway, besides whaling :rolleyes:

I was just more interested in the "strange" factor of these crimes.


Nothing about Japan, or any other modernized country, scares me...:smokingbear: